When something is bred, it is -- A. dough rising B. raised or reared c. broken beyond repair d. fragmented

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When something is bred, it is --

A. dough rising
B. raised or reared
c. broken beyond repair
d. fragmented

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Dough rising

A is the answer....

Dbcb answered Apr 22, 2022

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